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An Ode to the Resurrection of Greatness
I have never been so excited for a Sunday in my life. In fact, I don’t know if I’ve ever been excited for a Sunday. Sundays usually remind me of homework and the following Monday. But it’s summer now. There’s no homework to do and I actually enjoy my job, so Sundays aren’t nearly as depressing as they had been during the school year. This past Sunday, the holiest of all Sundays, a new season of “...

The Master commands attention, rewards thoughtful viewers

By Robert Hummel

Published: December 8, 2012

This was the third place entry in the Features category of Imprint Magazine's Fall 2012 writing contest.

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Part of Me

By Janet Early

Published: September 23, 2012

Ever since I saw Katy Perry’s concert movie Katy Perry: Part of Me, I have generally shunned the radio while driving. Instead, I opt for the Katy Perry CD mix that I made after watching the movie. The windows are down and the mood is good as songs like “California Girls” and “Wide Awake” blare.

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Movie Review - Social Network

By Zachary Tomanelli

Published: October 21, 2010

Sometimes films come along that have the ability to define a generation. These movies may not necessarily be the best of their era – although they’re usually up there - but rather they capture the zeitgeist of a particular historical moment — think of The Graduate, Saturday Night Fever, or Wall Street.

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Movie Review - Easy A

By Zachary Tomanelli

Published: October 3, 2010

Less than halfway into Easy A, Olive Penderghast, the tragic heroine of the film, tells the audience she wishes her life was more like a 1980s teen comedy — cutting to clips from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and The Breakfast Club to illustrate this point.

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Brooklyn duo begins tour with crazy dance party in Syracuse

By Nicole Ogrysko

Published: September 23, 2010

Matt & Kim aren’t more than a simple keyboard and drum kit combo, and that’s quite all right. The Brooklyn duo delivered an energy-packed set with an incendiary sound and huge smiles during their tour opener at Syracuse’s Westcott Theater Wednesday, September 15.

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A Serious Man - Movie Review

By Tucker Kolanko

Published: March 4, 2010

Original material is a rare find in Hollywood nowadays. Everything is “remake this” or “reboot that.” Joel and Ethan Coen, the writers/directors of A Serious Man, have had a knack for coming up with some of the best original scripts of the last few decades (Fargo, The Big Lebowski, Barton Fink).

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Ben Folds - "Way to Normal" CD Review

By Isabel Braverman

Published: October 5, 2008

Ben Folds is definitely not on his way to “normal.” After a creative and prolific career, the musician continues to deliver songs with catchy rhythms and innovative lyrics. His latest album, Wayto Normal (2008), doesn’t fail to deliver. Containing songs that are both sarcastic and tranquil, Ben Folds’ fans and first-time listeners will not be disappointed.

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